Foon → Ludum Dare Explorer → Users → Royale With Steez
| Year | LD | Theme | Game | Division | Rank | Ov | Fu | In | Th | Gr | Au | Hu | Mo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 53 | Delivery | Bullety Business (With Business Bullet) | compo | 2.83 | 2.66 | 3.33 | 2.66 | 3.00 | 2.66 | 3.50 | 3.75 | ||
| 2017 | 40 | The more you have, the worse it is | 👥 | Property In-spectre | jam | 479 | 3.53 | 3.02 | 3.41 | 3.25 | 3.75 | 3.29 | 3.61 | 3.37 |
I enjoyed this as a top down shooter, and good job getting a good amount of polish to the finished product. Adding some foot movement would help indicate direction a bit better when moving in my opinion, but doing this by yourself in 48 hours is pretty impressive. Hope to see more from you next game jam!
Just how I like my coffee! Looks good, and the animations for the people working is spot on. Great job!
Great graphics, this can be released as a full fledged app for mobile for sure. I loved how visually appealing this is, and it's enough of a spin on a flappy bird-esc gameplay that it feels new and challenging.
I didn't get much of a sens of verticality from the background being static,imo, adding some parallax layers in the bg would give this a nice cherry on top.
I enjoyed this! A few things that I think would greatly improve the experience: Some sort of notification that a new pizza has appeared, sometimes finding one would be intersected with other wall or cabinet objects, and blends into the floor texture which makes it a bit hard to see.
Over all, the gameplay is pretty polished and I had a positive experience playing your game, made it to the end of wave 4 before losing. Good job~!
100/10 for presentation, art. God damn. Your artist needs a raise heh - but for real, The artist definitely is a professional artist (in game dev i'm assuming?)
Bullet hells are a bit of my forte , so I didn't fine this very hard, though the bg sometimes distracted me from the bullet sprites, which made it a bit unfair. Overall, I enjoyed the experience, this could be a full fledge release - post jam.
Great job!
@Dumivid
Thank you for the feedback, and trying our game! May I ask what OS you were running it on? We'll take a look at optimizing the game's frame rate if we continue working on the game after LDjam ends.
Cheers!
@Wakka2 It was a solid couple hours of slamming my head on a desk while the rig kept breaking after every keyframe. Thanks for the feedback though, means a lot!
Post game notes: Make elevator instead of stairs next time :P
the visuals are pretty funny, and I quickly realized that I suck at your game It would be nice to have some sort of indication of what the orbs do on the menu screen as I was consistently looking back at the description to get a sense of objective, solid game :D
cool concept, I got stuck a few times and had to restart the game (as a black box would hinder movement)
Good job on your first LDjam entry, and you can only go up from here :) For the next project, I'd recommend getting a dedicated artist so you can focus on gameplay mechanics so you don't have to compromise time to create assets.
NSFW - but great art design. I was a bit lost initially (when I went to hell) and didn't have much concept for the controls when starting. Though after I got going, it was a lot of fun. A menu/intro with some controls would have helped inform me a bit more so the impact of figuring out how to play is a bit less abrupt.
I was totally not expecting that initial sprite in hell... heh
ended at 11500, I enjoyed it! The character design reminds me of a well dressed meeseeks. I think if you're to move further with this game, is to add a sense of pressure as I was fighting the time but initially I thought I had to fill the food bar XD. Good job~!!
@naganen Ah yeah - sorry I didn't do too much build testing as it was getting a bit late, thanks for the heads up!
@lord-byte totally agree, I ran out of time (set a 5 hour limit) cause I got side tracked hooking up the clock on the punch in machine, but if I was to take this further I'd add some rendered rays from the contact point to the next contact point (as well as proper physics), was a good lesson learned!